I love the vinegar in the washer tip! I've been using it as a fabric softener replacement ever since I watched your previous video about vinegar. Great savings!
I have used vinegar in my laundry for a few years. I found out when my son worked in a bacon cutting plant that his clothes would smell real strong. After I started the smell was gone on his clothes. I have gotten used to the smell and don't even mind it , plus I now add essential oils. Love it!
Yes. I think you just hit on a truth. People think they like the smell of harsh cleaners bc they associate it with “clean”. We just need to change that as vinegar and alcohol are effective and safer products.
When I entered my latter 50s, I began to fear being that rather smelly old man we all have met at one time or other in our lives. Not exactly sure how I discovered white vinegar added to my fabric softener when I do the washing. Works brilliantly. There is nothing better. I'm now also adding vinegar when I use the dishwasher thanks to your suggestion Melissa. Thank you! ❤️
We've used a mixture of vinegar and water as an all-purpose cleaner around the house for years. The very slight odor dissipates really fast, it doesn't leave an annoying residue, and it actually works really well
Another fantastic tip about cleaning with vinegar is: if you have a glass bottle that is dirty inside, create this magic solution with hot water, vinegar and baking soda. Close the bottle, let the solution sink in for a minute and then shake that to remove all the dirty stuff that was inside the bottle. If that doesn't work, put a little bit of rice to work as an exfoliating tool to take the stuff out of the bottle. ;)
I used to not like the smell but started using it about a year ago to clean fruits, clean dishes and dishwasher, and wash laundry. I loooooooooooooooooove using it daily!! Love. It. ❤️❤️
Love the smell of vinegar too. It has taken a year or two to associate it with cleaning rather than chips. I fell in love with vinegar as a cleaner when I used it to wash sticky drink off my linoleum floor. I was pleasantly surprised that it had succeeded where regular floor cleaners had not.
Vinegar ... My go to cleaner for the last 40-years. Love it! The scent dissipates quickly so it has never bother me at all. The most versatile safe cleaner ever invented and it's not just for cleaning. The most versatile product ever invented. Thanks for every tip about using this amazing product.
Smells better than all those chemicals you find in cleaning products... Love everything you said, I use all of them, didn't know about the boiling water/vinegar to get rid of odors while cooking, I love fish but hate the smells!! So helpful :)
I'm a little late too the party, the vinegar smell has grown on me, it was repulsive at first. Just found your channel now I'm obsessed. Binge watching 🤣
I love what vinegar does so I can stand the smell. I've used it and baking soda for over 20 years. I also love cutting up a lemon, put it in a microwave safe bowl with water and bring it to a boil in the microwave. Once it is done I open and close the door right away because the the beep every minute annoys me. Let the condensation do its thing maybe a half hour, and not only is it easy to wipe out, but it smells great. My friend has asthma so this is a great alternative to some of the toxic cleaners.
I don't mind the smell of vinegar. I prefer the vinegar scent over the chlorine. I also like to clean my mirrors with part vinegar part water. I put it in a spray bottle and wipe with a cloth. it leaves mirrors shine free with out any streaks.
Very motivational and organized cleaning site ever. Thanks! Just keep it up. Can you guys show how to clean and wash different types of flower vases including the wedding one also? Actualy my ones has became so dirtier! I'm desperately waiting for your response. Thanks again.
I didn't mind it for years but as I get older I notice I don't tolerate the smell quite as well. I've been adding a couple drops of essential oil to my 1:1 Water/Vinegar cleaner for a while now and it really does help. I still hate the idea of using more expensive and hazardous cleaners around my house. Vinegar and Baking Soda are my "go to's" for so many things and they're so cheap! I even use Vinegar to mop my kitchen and bathroom floors, no sticky residue and it smells GREAT! when using citrus peels! I've even found mixing vinegar and baking soda to remove really tough stains from glass cooking dishes. The naturally created effervescent reaction between the two really chews through baked on food and doesn't harm my dishes!
If you put 2 Tsp. Of vinegar in glass of water, you can add lemon, or lime with., drink before you go to bed every night without fail, you will lose 10 Pounds! I guarantee it. The same with Grapefruit Juice. N.Z.
Hey Mellisa,Dis is kawal last time when I was cleaning tile grout with baking soda and hydrogen peroxide I added dish liquid 2 it and it made grout cleaning much more easy and with leftover solution I clean the stainless steel ref.., and micro and dishwasher and everything steel and let me tell you it works amazingly, super and heavenly and there is not a single streak of gunky film on the appl... SINCE last 4 weeks and now cleaning them is easy peasy with brilliant shine. And BTW I love Ur vid keep it up girl.
I use 50/50 vinegar and water with a couple of drops of dawn dish soap for cleaning counters, table, floors and even the toilet smells fresh and disinfects. I make 2 ltr bottles of it and fill spray bottles. I put about 1 inch in a pyrex cup and put my dishcloth, sponge and microwave it for 2 minutes and let it sit till it cool. Everything smells so nice
I had to forgo fabric softener when my daughter was diagnosed with eczema, and we started using vinegar. I gave up on the vinegar for that purpose because I cannot tell any difference at all when I use vinegar in the laundry or nothing at all. It does not reduce static or seem to soften my clothes at all. I'm not seeing the value of that one, although I do use vinegar for many other uses and love it all around.
For one so young, you are so full of knowledge. I've been using shop-bought cleaning solutions for years and have now switched to vinegar/baking soda/dish liquid, and boy, it works. It just does not smell nice enough though, so may be a drop of essential oils will do the trick? Thanks.
I don't mind the smell of vinegar! Since I started watching your videos almost 2 years ago I can tell you I use for a deodorizer, put in my laundry, clean my floors and cooking! :) Love your channel!! :)
Thanx to a video u posted before, vinegar was a lifesaver just this weekend. I put some chopped onions in the fridge overnite and OMG the smell was horrible!! I somehow immediately thought of your video and placed a bowl( vinegar/a little lemon juice) and Voila! ..the smell disappeared within a few minutes :D Thank you so much....
I use vinegar definitely for my laundry because my husband is a butcher!! BUT, I also use it do clean and disinfect everything!! The smell goes away faster than bleach!! I do use lemon peel in my squirt bottle, just a little goes a long way!!
you are amazing! thanks for being such an inspiration to us! smell of vinegar is A ok! love to use it whenever i can.... no special feeling towards the smell of it......
I been using vinegar and water for a long time to clean. Great on mirrors windows floors etc I just put mixture in a spray bottle my kids never liked the smell so sometimes I put a drop of lemon juice into mixture.
I keep a spray bottle of white vinegar/water and a couple of drops of dish liquid( I use dawn) at my kitchen sink. I have a stove like the one in this video. I spray my vinegar mix on, let set a couple of minutes then wipe off. Followed by a warm to hot water rinse. Ends up sparkling clean. For cooked on messes I use the vinegar spray and baking soda. Spray on, let set a couple of minutes, then sprinkle on some baking soda. Let fizz then wipe with a little elbow grease. Depending on the cooked on mess. You may have to repeat. Then follow with a water rinse. I use hot water as it dries quickly and doesn't leave streaks. When cleaning my toilet I use white vinegar. Pour some into the toilet with a couple drops of dish liquid(I prefer dawn) and then add some baking soda. Let fizz or bubble then use the toilet brush. Comes out sparkling clean.
I love the smell. I also adore the taste! Everyone thinks I'm nuts lol. Side note...if u ever get the hiccups, a half of a shot glass of vinegar will solve those pesky things. Love me some CMS!!!
what i've been doing lately is mixing equal parts white vinegar and 3% hydrogen peroxide and this creates peracetic acid. It's a powerful disinfectant and oxidiser so I use it to disinfect the countertops in the kitchen and cutting boards. Posts on the internet say not to mix the two but i don't see the toxicity nor the danger of mixing them
Vinegar! My go to for cleaning my coffee makers. Add one cup to machine well. Let set for half hour or so. Swish around with bottle brush and then turn on maker . Let vinegar cool and run through again. Run maby two carafes of plain water to flush out vinegar residue.
Do you substitute the vinegar for fabric softener or use along with it? I love your videos. They are not only useful but you do a great job presenting them.
At first I couldn’t stand the smell of vinegar, but now I welcome it while cleaning. My mother in law is a smoker, and used to clean her entire house with vinegar, even the walls, and ceiling! She is much older these days, and too obsessed with donating to scammers for bothering to clean, so I’m speaking about many years ago.
I'm not Supper Crazy for the smell, but I have chronic allergies to everything with an sweet or strong odor . So I learned to live with the smell , because it doesn't bother my allergies . BTW just bought a stainless steel fridge & hate those fingerprints ! Thanks ..
I used to hate the smell of vinegar but after watching your videos so long ago I started using it myself, now I definitely find it a comforting scent. Though my cat still hates the smell xD
I actually like the smell of vinegar, however, if YOU don't like the scent it's a lot more effective to soak nice smelling things in your vinegar. For instance, lemon peels, orange peels, cinnamon sticks and so on. Leave them sitting for 1 to 2 weeks and the smell is just gone instead of masked like it is when you add essential oils.
I love your tips and use vinegar for all sorts now. I really don't mind the smell it's not the same as the condiment you put on your fish and chips and the smell disappears quickly.
My mother used to wash the tile floors with vinegar and water and it made our house stink for 2 days. I used to gag from the smell. Like smelling a wet dog.
If your doing this you can also clean your sinks with a 50/50 vinegar and Neutrogena oil free acne wash mix and it is much cleaner and safe for the environment and makes your house feel good to be in.
I can deal with the smell of white vinegar. I use it in my laundry also and have made some of the home cleaning solutions you showed on a previous video.
+Clean My Space I love your videos! I graduated from college and I watched many of your vids to find out how to do the cleaning part on living as an "independent adult". In regards to your question. I find the smell of vinegar somewhat repulsive. I don't like it when the apartment smell like vinegar all the time.
I don't mind the smell of vinegar, but my kids do so I always place a few drops of essential oils when I clean or mop with it. :-) great videos love them all. :-)
So I am one of those REALLY sensitive scent kind of people. I can't handle the smallest sniff of bleach for an example. When I was little my momma loved using vinegar, she would take the apple cider vinegar add a little apple to it to help with the smell and use it for almost everything. And no i dont mean the store bought juice since it's got alot of suger in it but the apple im talking about is oils just to add more apple scent to it. Anyway something slightly off the topic of vineger almost everyone i know uses baking soda in their fridge and freezers but I found a mat that has baking soda in it that you tear to fit where you need it to go AND you just pull it out of say your fridge wipe it down and put it back. I got it thinking it wouldn't probably work like it said (baking soda in it but you can just pull it out and wipe it down. Without it screwing up...) But brought a roll home and tried it out works pretty darn well. It come in different sizes and one of them you dont even need to cut, you just size, tear, and place. I'll look the name up if anybody wants but its at target with th drawer covers and dish rack section. And it has baking soda picture on the label. Mainly shown in a fridge but i use it in my utensils drawer and my cooking utensil drawer, plus underneath my spices spin racks.
I don’t mind the smell of white vinegar at all. It really does dissipate quickly after using anyway. Love the usage tips for the safe and inexpensive cleaning options.
I really don't mind the smell of vinegar. I think its because I love pickles, lol! What is your suggestion on the best brand to purchase? I really enjoy all the diligent work you put into your videos. They are really is helping me in achieving a clean home!!!!! Thank you!!!
I use vinegar for cleaning. sometimes I add baking so a great cleaner. I do not use any dryer sheets, or softener in my laundry. the first time run the wash and rinse cycles at the hottest water temp. If you have a cup in your top loading machine, scrape the residue take it out if you can & clean with vinegar & soda. Do this cleanse to rid any inside residue. Trust me,there is gunk in the pipes. It is kind of a wax that makes things soft, but buildup will make dingy cloths. If you use Vinegar in the rinse cycle, no more dingy clothes. As for already towel and clothes, run a cycle with only vinegar-wash and rinse cycle. I may take a couple of times. After everything, wash everything with the vinegar. It will elevate any detergent/soap residue. I am a seamstress so I need to pre treat washable fabrics and get rid of the formalide they sometimes use to prevent deteration. You could tell with a light haze on the ceiling. It is illegal now, I think, but there is still a coating on some older fabrics fabrics. The smell of vinegar disapates, and there is no odor. I you have wonderful antique baby or children's clothes, or christening gowns there is a great way to remove stains but do not use vinegar. I'll give these tips if you want. NEVER USE BLEACH EVER> Sharon
I have found that within a few hours the smaell of vinegar has dissipated so no prob. In the uk we use malted vinegar for chips (french fries) which does linger much longer but white vinegar not so much
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I love the smell of vinegar! Mostly because my dad used it for cleaning parts on our water softening system and it reminds me of him. :)
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I love the smell of vinegar is that weird?
I fucking hate that shit
Love the tip on how to get rid of cooking smells! My apartment is really small and whenever I cook, everything smells of my cooking. Even my pillow!
Looking at how clean your home is so satisfying and puts me at ease
I love the vinegar in the washer tip! I've been using it as a fabric softener replacement ever since I watched your previous video about vinegar. Great savings!
I have used vinegar in my laundry for a few years. I found out when my son worked in a bacon cutting plant that his clothes would smell real strong. After I started the smell was gone on his clothes. I have gotten used to the smell and don't even mind it , plus I now add essential oils. Love it!
I don't mind the smell of vinegar. I've used it for cleaning for so long now that I associate the smell with cleanliness 👍
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Your booty stank
Yes. I think you just hit on a truth. People think they like the smell of harsh cleaners bc they associate it with “clean”. We just need to change that as vinegar and alcohol are effective and safer products.
The usefulness of vinegar far outweighs the smell 👍
When I entered my latter 50s, I began to fear being that rather smelly old man we all have met at one time or other in our lives. Not exactly sure how I discovered white vinegar added to my fabric softener when I do the washing. Works brilliantly. There is nothing better. I'm now also adding vinegar when I use the dishwasher thanks to your suggestion Melissa. Thank you! ❤️
We've used a mixture of vinegar and water as an all-purpose cleaner around the house for years. The very slight odor dissipates really fast, it doesn't leave an annoying residue, and it actually works really well
I agree 😊
I NEVER thought I'd use vinegar to clean with, but now....I use it on everything!!! :)
Another fantastic tip about cleaning with vinegar is: if you have a glass bottle that is dirty inside, create this magic solution with hot water, vinegar and baking soda. Close the bottle, let the solution sink in for a minute and then shake that to remove all the dirty stuff that was inside the bottle. If that doesn't work, put a little bit of rice to work as an exfoliating tool to take the stuff out of the bottle. ;)
I used to not like the smell but started using it about a year ago to clean fruits, clean dishes and dishwasher, and wash laundry. I loooooooooooooooooove using it daily!! Love. It. ❤️❤️
Me too
Love the smell of vinegar too. It has taken a year or two to associate it with cleaning rather than chips. I fell in love with vinegar as a cleaner when I used it to wash sticky drink off my linoleum floor. I was pleasantly surprised that it had succeeded where regular floor cleaners had not.
Melissa, you are so cool. Thanks for this vid. I own a residential cleaning business and I use vinegar ALL THE TIME. Keep being awesome!
Thanks for the tips. I mix a small bucket of water, vinegar, dish soap and a lavender oil and use it to clean my kitchen.
Vinegar ... My go to cleaner for the last 40-years. Love it! The scent dissipates quickly so it has never bother me at all. The most versatile safe cleaner ever invented and it's not just for cleaning. The most versatile product ever invented. Thanks for every tip about using this amazing product.
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I've never had a problem with the smell of vinegar, plus it goes away fairly quickly. And thanks for the fabric softener tip! That's one I never knew.
Smells better than all those chemicals you find in cleaning products... Love everything you said, I use all of them, didn't know about the boiling water/vinegar to get rid of odors while cooking, I love fish but hate the smells!! So helpful :)
Your videos are very helpful
I'm a little late too the party, the vinegar smell has grown on me, it was repulsive at first. Just found your channel now I'm obsessed. Binge watching 🤣
I love what vinegar does so I can stand the smell. I've used it and baking soda for over 20 years. I also love cutting up a lemon, put it in a microwave safe bowl with water and bring it to a boil in the microwave. Once it is done I open and close the door right away because the the beep every minute annoys me. Let the condensation do its thing maybe a half hour, and not only is it easy to wipe out, but it smells great. My friend has asthma so this is a great alternative to some of the toxic cleaners.
I don't mind the smell of vinegar. I prefer the vinegar scent over the chlorine. I also like to clean my mirrors with part vinegar part water. I put it in a spray bottle and wipe with a cloth. it leaves mirrors shine free with out any streaks.
Not keen on the smell of vinegar I add lavender and spearmint or tea tree to it when cleaning so I don't get the smell it works wonders !
Ann marie White add orange peels and let it sit for a week or two, when you want to use just remove the peels ;)
Love the smell of vinager!!!! Loved all the tips!!!
Very motivational and organized cleaning site ever. Thanks! Just keep it up.
Can you guys show how to clean and wash different types of flower vases including the wedding one also? Actualy my ones has became so dirtier!
I'm desperately waiting for your response. Thanks again.
Vinegar and baking soda is the perfect cleaning combo.I use it all the time to clean my sinks and bathroom.
Yes definitely
I've used vinegar for so many things!! its amazing, I don't mind the smell, and I also love salt and vinegar chips lol
I didn't mind it for years but as I get older I notice I don't tolerate the smell quite as well. I've been adding a couple drops of essential oil to my 1:1 Water/Vinegar cleaner for a while now and it really does help. I still hate the idea of using more expensive and hazardous cleaners around my house. Vinegar and Baking Soda are my "go to's" for so many things and they're so cheap! I even use Vinegar to mop my kitchen and bathroom floors, no sticky residue and it smells GREAT! when using citrus peels!
I've even found mixing vinegar and baking soda to remove really tough stains from glass cooking dishes. The naturally created effervescent reaction between the two really chews through baked on food and doesn't harm my dishes!
I must be weird, I actually like the smell of vinegar
Same here. Always have.
Me too lol
Me 2
Me too!
It's a great anti-mould agent. I leave it sitting on grout mould until it dries. Really helps slow its growth..
I keep lemon and orange peels soaking in vinegar.... It makes it smell much better! and it looks pretty in glass bottles too 😆
Is not whit blich efect? Where you use it?
If you put 2 Tsp. Of vinegar in glass of water, you can add lemon, or lime with., drink before you go to bed every night without fail, you will lose 10 Pounds! I guarantee it. The same with Grapefruit Juice.
N.Z.
Nice tips on vinegar. Thank you Joan Bates
Hey Mellisa,Dis is kawal last time when I was cleaning tile grout with baking soda and hydrogen peroxide I added dish liquid 2 it and it made grout cleaning much more easy and with leftover solution I clean the stainless steel ref.., and micro and dishwasher and everything steel and let me tell you it works amazingly, super and heavenly and there is not a single streak of gunky film on the appl... SINCE last 4 weeks and now cleaning them is easy peasy with brilliant shine. And BTW I love Ur vid keep it up girl.
Good old fashioned method! Bless you sweet lady! Ms Clean .... You are!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences
I use 50/50 vinegar and water with a couple of drops of dawn dish soap for cleaning counters, table, floors and even the toilet smells fresh and disinfects. I make 2 ltr bottles of it and fill spray bottles. I put about 1 inch in a pyrex cup and put my dishcloth, sponge and microwave it for 2 minutes and let it sit till it cool. Everything smells so nice
Vinegar smells better than those with very strong chemicals
cleans better too
Smells like sweat or body odour. Compared to bleach which one do you prefer?
I love your videos Melissa.it drives me crazy to clean my space after watching your videos.thank you for the lovely videos
+Nazia Sultana Thanks for watching!
It makes things smell so clean
I been living with the smell of vinegar but I need to start adding some essential oils or citus peel.
How long does the feelings last on your vinegar?
I meant peelings, so when do you discard them floating in vinegar?
My Mom used to make sliced cucumbers, vinegar and dill as a treat for herself. Whenever I smell it, I have fond memories of her. I like it.
u never age...always look so pretty and young :) I have been watching you for quite long time
I give you a thumbs up before I watch because I love them and learn so much.
i love vinegar. ive been using it in the dishwasher. wow! no spots! i wash my kitchen floors. plus i use a little in with my whites in the washer.
Is vinegar safe to use on kitchen cabinets? Thank you for the great videos.
I had to forgo fabric softener when my daughter was diagnosed with eczema, and we started using vinegar. I gave up on the vinegar for that purpose because I cannot tell any difference at all when I use vinegar in the laundry or nothing at all. It does not reduce static or seem to soften my clothes at all. I'm not seeing the value of that one, although I do use vinegar for many other uses and love it all around.
For one so young, you are so full of knowledge. I've been using shop-bought cleaning solutions for years and have now switched to vinegar/baking soda/dish liquid, and boy, it works. It just does not smell nice enough though, so may be a drop of essential oils will do the trick? Thanks.
I use apple cider vinegar for my hardwood floors. I love it. ☺️
I actually love the smell of vinegar ^^ I put some in my rincing solution when I wash my hair :) (the smell doesn't stay don't worry ^^)
I don't mind the smell of vinegar! Since I started watching your videos almost 2 years ago I can tell you I use for a deodorizer, put in my laundry, clean my floors and cooking! :) Love your channel!! :)
Fantastic information, thank you Melissa! I will start on these things tomorrow!
Vinegar is perfect for removing lime stains on glass or on taps. I use it a lot and try to ignore the smell.
Thanx to a video u posted before, vinegar was a lifesaver just this weekend. I put some chopped onions in the fridge overnite and OMG the smell was horrible!! I somehow immediately thought of your video and placed a bowl( vinegar/a little lemon juice) and Voila! ..the smell disappeared within a few minutes :D Thank you so much....
ps.. I added the lemon to avoid a strong vinegar smell but soon realized they Both go away quickly after absorbing odor :D
I use vinegar definitely for my laundry because my husband is a butcher!! BUT, I also use it do clean and disinfect everything!! The smell goes away faster than bleach!! I do use lemon peel in my squirt bottle, just a little goes a long way!!
you are amazing! thanks for being such an inspiration to us! smell of vinegar is A ok! love to use it whenever i can.... no special feeling towards the smell of it......
can we just take a moment to process how insanely clean her apartment is??? Holly molly that's crazy!
Love the smell. It smells like I'm doing something good☺️
It makes my mouth water and I always end munching on pickles! 😋
I start craving salad haha!
I have been using vinegar/ Dawn for years, I haven't brought cleaners in years. It clean everything and it quick.
You are the sultan of clean, the empress of polish.
I been using vinegar and water for a long time to clean. Great on mirrors windows floors etc I just put mixture in a spray bottle my kids never liked the smell so sometimes I put a drop of lemon juice into mixture.
I keep a spray bottle of white vinegar/water and a couple of drops of dish liquid( I use dawn) at my kitchen sink. I have a stove like the one in this video. I spray my vinegar mix on, let set a couple of minutes then wipe off. Followed by a warm to hot water rinse. Ends up sparkling clean. For cooked on messes I use the vinegar spray and baking soda. Spray on, let set a couple of minutes, then sprinkle on some baking soda. Let fizz then wipe with a little elbow grease. Depending on the cooked on mess. You may have to repeat. Then follow with a water rinse. I use hot water as it dries quickly and doesn't leave streaks. When cleaning my toilet I use white vinegar. Pour some into the toilet with a couple drops of dish liquid(I prefer dawn) and then add some baking soda. Let fizz or bubble then use the toilet brush. Comes out sparkling clean.
I usually put a few drops of essential oil in too. And that helps with the smell if your not a fan ..💜
Really nice video. Thank you!
I love the smell. I also adore the taste! Everyone thinks I'm nuts lol. Side note...if u ever get the hiccups, a half of a shot glass of vinegar will solve those pesky things. Love me some CMS!!!
Thanks so much Mel ...I am going to try all those tips!
I like the smell of vinegar it’s an amazing product I use it for heaps of things now. Thanks Melissa
Check out your spoons at 2:36 they each have a smiley face 😊
Did u notice that at 1:45 it said "chrome poish" lol...since u saw the smileys I thought you'd enjoy this😉
Great video great energy I love the smell I use it every day on everything
what i've been doing lately is mixing equal parts white vinegar and 3% hydrogen peroxide and this creates peracetic acid. It's a powerful disinfectant and oxidiser so I use it to disinfect the countertops in the kitchen and cutting boards. Posts on the internet say not to mix the two but i don't see the toxicity nor the danger of mixing them
It's not so bad and doesn't last , then were ever you cleaned smells amazing
good tips! "Chrome Poish" 😄
Vinegar! My go to for cleaning my coffee makers. Add one cup to machine well. Let set for half hour or so. Swish around with bottle brush and then turn on maker . Let vinegar cool and run through again. Run maby two carafes of plain water to flush out vinegar residue.
Do you substitute the vinegar for fabric softener or use along with it? I love your videos. They are not only useful but you do a great job presenting them.
I like the smell of vinegar but my family absolutely hates it and will run for the hills (if we had them) whenever I use it! Great video!!
At first I couldn’t stand the smell of vinegar, but now I welcome it while cleaning. My mother in law is a smoker, and used to clean her entire house with vinegar, even the walls, and ceiling! She is much older these days, and too obsessed with donating to scammers for bothering to clean, so I’m speaking about many years ago.
Love the smell of vinegar! Reminds me of coloring Easter eggs!
Just bought a glass bottle of white distilled vinegar from walmart that was only $1 something, vinegar has so many uses, plus it gets rid of odors
I'm not Supper Crazy for the smell, but I have chronic allergies to everything with an sweet or strong odor . So I learned to live with the smell , because it doesn't bother my allergies . BTW just bought a stainless steel fridge & hate those fingerprints ! Thanks ..
I used to hate the smell of vinegar but after watching your videos so long ago I started using it myself, now I definitely find it a comforting scent.
Though my cat still hates the smell xD
Vinegar always makes me think of Easter time. Coloring Easter eggs together with my family.
I actually like the smell of vinegar, however, if YOU don't like the scent it's a lot more effective to soak nice smelling things in your vinegar. For instance, lemon peels, orange peels, cinnamon sticks and so on. Leave them sitting for 1 to 2 weeks and the smell is just gone instead of masked like it is when you add essential oils.
I love cleaning with vinegar and don't mind the smell either but wish I could learn to make a good scented spay myself
I love your tips and use vinegar for all sorts now. I really don't mind the smell it's not the same as the condiment you put on your fish and chips and the smell disappears quickly.
My mother used to wash the tile floors with vinegar and water and it made our house stink for 2 days. I used to gag from the smell. Like smelling a wet dog.
Great tips your videos is so motivating and inspiring 😊❤
So glad you found us! Welcome to my channel! Melissa.
If your doing this you can also clean your sinks with a 50/50 vinegar and Neutrogena oil free acne wash mix and it is much cleaner and safe for the environment and makes your house feel good to be in.
👏🏻💞 vinegar a freshing clean smell to me 👍🏻
I can deal with the smell of white vinegar. I use it in my laundry also and have made some of the home cleaning solutions you showed on a previous video.
I also love cider vinegar. With Mother. Soooo good
+Clean My Space I love your videos! I graduated from college and I watched many of your vids to find out how to do the cleaning part on living as an "independent adult". In regards to your question. I find the smell of vinegar somewhat repulsive. I don't like it when the apartment smell like vinegar all the time.
Amo el olor del vinagre :)
Estos consejos están increíbles. ¡Gracias!
I don't mind the smell of vinegar, but my kids do so I always place a few drops of essential oils when I clean or mop with it. :-) great videos love them all. :-)
So I am one of those REALLY sensitive scent kind of people. I can't handle the smallest sniff of bleach for an example. When I was little my momma loved using vinegar, she would take the apple cider vinegar add a little apple to it to help with the smell and use it for almost everything. And no i dont mean the store bought juice since it's got alot of suger in it but the apple im talking about is oils just to add more apple scent to it. Anyway something slightly off the topic of vineger almost everyone i know uses baking soda in their fridge and freezers but I found a mat that has baking soda in it that you tear to fit where you need it to go AND you just pull it out of say your fridge wipe it down and put it back. I got it thinking it wouldn't probably work like it said (baking soda in it but you can just pull it out and wipe it down. Without it screwing up...) But brought a roll home and tried it out works pretty darn well. It come in different sizes and one of them you dont even need to cut, you just size, tear, and place. I'll look the name up if anybody wants but its at target with th drawer covers and dish rack section. And it has baking soda picture on the label. Mainly shown in a fridge but i use it in my utensils drawer and my cooking utensil drawer, plus underneath my spices spin racks.
Hi, my favorite clean ing helper for around the house, yes vinigar. Thank you, Iam a fan, PS.Iwill try the vinigar idea in the washing machine.
I don’t mind the smell of white vinegar at all. It really does dissipate quickly after using anyway. Love the usage tips for the safe and inexpensive cleaning options.
Great tip for the dishwasher!!!
I really don't mind the smell of vinegar. I think its because I love pickles, lol! What is your suggestion on the best brand to purchase? I really enjoy all the diligent work you put into your videos. They are really is helping me in achieving a clean home!!!!! Thank you!!!
I use vinegar for cleaning. sometimes I add baking so a great cleaner.
I do not use any dryer sheets, or softener in my laundry. the first time run the wash and rinse cycles at the hottest water temp. If you have a cup in your top loading machine, scrape the residue take it out if you can & clean with vinegar & soda. Do this cleanse to rid any inside residue. Trust me,there is gunk in the pipes. It is kind of a wax that makes things soft, but buildup will make dingy cloths. If you use Vinegar in the rinse cycle, no more dingy clothes. As for already towel and clothes, run a cycle with only vinegar-wash and rinse cycle. I may take a couple of times. After everything, wash everything with the vinegar. It will elevate any detergent/soap residue. I am a seamstress so I need to pre treat washable fabrics and get rid of the formalide they sometimes use to prevent deteration. You could tell with a light haze on the ceiling. It is illegal now, I think, but there is still a coating on some older fabrics fabrics. The smell of vinegar disapates, and there is no odor.
I you have wonderful antique baby or children's clothes, or christening gowns there is a great way to remove stains but do not use vinegar. I'll give these tips if you want.
NEVER USE BLEACH EVER>
Sharon
I have found that within a few hours the smaell of vinegar has dissipated so no prob. In the uk we use malted vinegar for chips (french fries) which does linger much longer but white vinegar not so much